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Bhadwa bank h.
Branch had put 1k lien on all accounts and denying to lift lien bolte MAB ke liye hai. Wo permanent rahega.
agar aisa koi rule nhi hai to complain kardo rbi mai or compensation mai daldena 50000(mile ya nhi vo keh nhi sakte)
 
Thanks a lot. The basic regular account without cheque book is quite economical then. MAB is 500rs for metros. Its ok. Also the sms charges for txn alerts are 15paise +gst per sms and at max 15 rs per quarter. SO , I guess I gonna open IOB virtually and link to a nearest branch as you suggested.


Again thanks a lot for all the details.
The Simpsons Thank You GIF
 
Bhadwa bank h.
Branch had put 1k lien on all accounts and denying to lift lien bolte MAB ke liye hai. Wo permanent rahega.
Indeed shitty bank, maybe the shittiest in Govt banks.
Cannot update email id via app or online. Every little thing has to be done at the branch. High charges for everything
 
To bhai lien hai na 1000 rs par kaisa withdraw karega wo?
New RBI rules from Jan 1 , 2025 , If account is zero balance, will now be closed automatically. Just forget it


Starting January 1, 2025, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has implemented new guidelines that will result in the closure of specific types of bank accounts. The initiative aims to enhance banking security, improve efficiency, and reduce risks associated with inactive accounts.

Accounts affected by the guidelines

Dormant accounts

Accounts with no transactions for over two years are classified as dormant. These accounts are considered vulnerable to misuse and will be closed under the new rules.

Inactive accounts

Accounts without activity for 12 months or more fall into the inactive category.

The RBI’s guidelines aim to minimise potential risks by closing these accounts unless reactivated.

Zero balance accounts

Accounts that consistently maintain a zero balance for an extended period are also subject to closure. This step is intended to strengthen account management and align with updated Know Your Customer (KYC) norms.
 
New RBI rules from Jan 1 , 2025 , If account is zero balance, will now be closed automatically. Just forget it


Starting January 1, 2025, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has implemented new guidelines that will result in the closure of specific types of bank accounts. The initiative aims to enhance banking security, improve efficiency, and reduce risks associated with inactive accounts.

Accounts affected by the guidelines

Dormant accounts

Accounts with no transactions for over two years are classified as dormant. These accounts are considered vulnerable to misuse and will be closed under the new rules.

Inactive accounts

Accounts without activity for 12 months or more fall into the inactive category.

The RBI’s guidelines aim to minimise potential risks by closing these accounts unless reactivated.

Zero balance accounts

Accounts that consistently maintain a zero balance for an extended period are also subject to closure. This step is intended to strengthen account management and align with updated Know Your Customer (KYC) norms.
Any source for this?
 
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